Hi,
first of all, I'm fairly new to ASP.NET as well as developing with IG components, so this may be a quite simple question for experienced users I guess.
I'm using several dropdownproviders in my webdatagrid. Every is working well, until it comes to the first postback after the initial one. I'm creating the data for the dropdown by creating a DataTable and filling it manually like this:
dr = dt.NewRow()
dr("text") = "-"
dr("value") = "L"
dt.Rows.Add(dr)
The Problem is: after the initial loading, everything is fine. The dropdown displays "-" to the user and the value is set to "L".
BUT: after the next postback, the grid changes the content of the dropdown visible to the user to the value, in this case it displays "L" instead of the desired "-".
The code for the grid is this:
<ig:WebDataGrid ID="grdTest" runat="server" AutoGenerateColumns="false" EnableAjax="false" EnableViewState="true" EnableDataViewState="true" ShowFooter="true" StyleSetName="Office2007Blue" Width="100%" DataKeyFields="rownumber,anr">
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Matthias
I have a similar issue when i want to add a new row to my grid: after i select the item from the DDL the new row displays the ValueField from DDL not the TextField.
Hi Knorr,
Are you using batch updating in 11.2? This is a bug that has been subsequently been fixed. Its number is 99176. It is verified fixed in build 11.2.20112.2046 and above. It should be in the January Service Release.
regards,David Young
Yes, I'm using batch updating in 11.2. So I will get this bugfix in january? That's great, thanks!
AgentD5 said: Hi Knorr, Are you using batch updating in 11.2? This is a bug that has been subsequently been fixed. Its number is 99176. It is verified fixed in build 11.2.20112.2046 and above. It should be in the January Service Release. regards,David Young
Hi Team,
I'm having the exact same issue. I'm using Build 12.1.20121.1005. Is this bug fixed?
Regards
Hi jenswitte19,
According to the bug, it was verified in a build of 12.1 before it shipped for the RTM (build 1005). Do you have a sample reproducing what you're seeing?